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Not icebreakers, party activities, or pure games. Lessons tagged with math area (and maybe sometimes CCSS).
Updated on Jan 02, 15
Created on Aug 24, 14
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Msjwright2's List: Math: Specific Lessons
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Dec 01, 14
Proof by contradiction; pretty pictures.
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Nov 29, 14
Enter demographic info (sex, age, etc.) and find out how many members of Congress share it.
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Nov 16, 14
Sequences of great CC online math lessons.
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Three-fourths divided by two-thirds. Hmmm… What dimensions should our rectangles have so it’s easy to divide into fourths and thirds.
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How many groups of 2/3 are in 3/4?
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Oct 12, 14
Use "rules" to change letter strings, then move to inventing your own rules. Not specifically geometry.
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I created this Constructions Castle project to give students plenty of practice doing constructions while also giving them a chance to develop their understanding of how shapes and angles fit together.
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Sep 27, 14
Really aimed at 4th/5th grade division, but can help make sense of standard algorithm.
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Sep 21, 14
Website that includes shared lessons to illustrate teaching with Common Core math standards. Started by Dr. William McCallum (sp?).
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Sep 21, 14
Very cool and realistic scenario in which students need to choose a reasonable model and use knowledge of area (especially of circles), perimeter, and numerical calculations. In PPS, can be used in Math 6.
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Sep 07, 14
Some very cool real-world stuff here. Math lessons are sorted by grade.
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Sep 01, 14
Drill bits are ordered by size, and the denominators of the fractions (up to sixteenths) are given. Find the numerators.
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ordered left to right in increasing size.
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Drill bits
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Aug 24, 14
Great intro geometry lesson (could be used in 7th or 8th grade math also). Stresses finding patterns, sense-making, communication and critique of reasoning, math vocabulary... awesome.
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Aug 24, 14
Big list of math teaching resources, with pointers to lesson plans, problems, professional development...
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Aug 24, 14
A Dan Meyer & Christopher Danielson lesson for early algebra. Students solve one problem, then variations, then move to variables for power and sense-making.
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Variables should make sense and make students powerful.
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Aug 30, 14
Graphite "App Flow" describing use of various apps to do free Mathalicious rates/ratios lesson.
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Proportional Reasoning
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“New-tritional Info” lesson on Mathalicious
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